Silkie-Blue Australorp sexing help?

[Daderbee]

Good afternoon! I am seeking some help. My broody Penedesenca hen hatched this lone little blue chick out late September so I'm thinking this chicken is around 4 months old now.

I'm pretty sure that it is a Silkie-Blue Australorp mix hatched out of my own flock eggs. I was 99% sure it was a pullet except now I'm second guessing myself (within the last 2 days). My broody Langshan hen hatched out 3 other eggs in July and 2 out the 3 were cockerels so I'm praying for another pullet!

Is this a cockerel? Thank you in advance if you can help!

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Good afternoon! I am seeking some help. My broody Penedesenca hen hatched this lone little blue chick out late September so I'm thinking this chicken is around 4 months old now.

I'm pretty sure that it is a Silkie-Blue Australorp mix hatched out of my own flock eggs. I was 99% sure it was a pullet except now I'm second guessing myself (within the last 2 days). My broody Langshan hen hatched out 3 other eggs in July and 2 out the 3 were cockerels so I'm praying for another pullet!

Is this a cockerel? Thank you in advance if you can help!

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Might be a cockerel, but I’m horrible at silkies. @Overo Mare

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Definitely a cockerel.

 

[Painted Calls]

Definitely a cockerel.

Agreed.

 

[CoopintheWoods]

The saddle feathers say cockerel to me.

 

[Lovely Lettie]

Yep cockadoodledoo...

 

[Daderbee]

The saddle feathers say cockerel to me.

Yes! The saddle feathers were exactly what got me to second guessing because I never really noticed how pointy they were until 2-3 days ago when I was putting more hay down in their run.